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Sounds good. Mine also had that slight "whistle" noise. Flapper clamped open will fix it.

 

Your MF is a lot smaller than the GMPP Borla, so it will be a little louder also.

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Sounds good. Mine also had that slight "whistle" noise. Flapper clamped open will fix it.

 

Your MF is a lot smaller than the GMPP Borla, so it will be a little louder also.

good to know I may have to do that

 

 

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Will I get any improvement clamping the stock exhaust? Thanks!, I love this thread.

 

Bob

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^^ that's exactly why I went with my GMPP Borla muffler. Deeper tone and sounds great when you get on it, but pretty tame. Perfect IMO.

I did a Borla ProXS #40359. Just a swap, have the valve pinned open so I can pull it when I tow. Sounds great.

 

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It's a 1 1/16"-2" hose clamp. Just a reg 2" one will work. It takes 2 mins. Let me know how it sounds after!!

I used a nail. I can take it out in seconds and it pins it all the way open.

 

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I hose clamped my exhaust flapper last night. It does have a better sound versus stock. Definitely not as good sounding as my 08 GMT-900 SD but much better for a couple of bucks and less than 5 minutes of time. I drove it around listening for v4 drone but never heard it.

 

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Yeah those 900's had a pretty decent stock exhaust on them, at least on a cold start. I also hose clamped the flapper open, gonna check it this morning. Left my buddies at 1am this morning and when I remote started it I could hear a deeper rumble. I installed it in the parts store parking lot with a hot exhaust, idk if it's even fully open lol

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Yesterday I also ordered a Kent Moore TPMS tool. These new trucks just cost more and more money. I've been rotating my tires for 50k+ miles and never knew until recently that these trucks needed the re-learn tool, I assumed they just automatically reset their position when the vehicle has been shut off overnight and waiting for a reading from the sensor when you start rolling. So that and the water filtration system took up my play money from my paycheck lol

 

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Also hit the truck with the foam cannon today, looks good when you stay on top of cleaning it haha

 

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And to top it all off I loosened up my helper springs. I was aiming to get a better ride out of it and still have the spring assistance but I think I backed them off too far, ass end kind of feels a little loose now

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I hose clamped the flapper open on mine and the whistle is gone!!! Great advice guys, I really appreciate it. The sound is great, only a hair louder but very clean sounding.

f823165e8defc21ee7cde02540d1f63f.jpgb045c1e1786018ead850a0c05a16a85d.jpg I also gave it one more bath before the road trip back to socal. And the windows are being tinted as I'm typing this. 20% front to match the rear and 70% windshield

 

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I hose clamped the flapper open on mine and the whistle is gone!!! Great advice guys, I really appreciate it. The sound is great, only a hair louder but very clean sounding.

f823165e8defc21ee7cde02540d1f63f.jpgb045c1e1786018ead850a0c05a16a85d.jpg I also have it one more bath before the road trip back to socal. And the windows are being tinted as I'm typing this. 20% front to match the rear and 70% windshield

 

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What height of level or lift do you have? Looks good!
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What height of level or lift do you have? Looks good!

Thanks!! It's a BDS 4" with fox coilovers and 35" toyo RT's

 

 

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Will I get any improvement clamping the stock exhaust? Thanks!, I love this thread.

 

Bob

 

 

how did you build your truck like that in the profile picture? That looks awesome! If possible getting a front clip from a 1954 chevy pick up on my truck would be incredible!!!!!!!!

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Added some Seat Cover / Cushion.

 

Was on the lookout for somethig decent that would not break the bank and was tossed up between something like this and a nice sheepskin which which can be pricey.

 

These were on sale $41 (reg $119) each at Canadian Tire so decided to give them a try. After 1 smaller roadtrip I think they were worth it at that price.

 

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